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VetChart PIM

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Welcome back, Future Veterinarian!

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Study Center

Learn โ†’ Practice โ†’ Test

Practice Cases

Real cases, real skills

Flashcards

Terminology & key concepts

Mini Quizzes

Short topic-based quizzes

What Should I Study?

Personalized recommendations

Continue Where You Left Off

Learn

Short lessons before practicing.

Practice

Practice with feedback and hints.

Test

Test without hints. See results at the end.

Quick Access

Recent Activity

Schedule

Manage appointments and start patient encounters.

Patients

Permanent patient records, history, vaccinations, diagnostics, and billing.

Encounters

Active and completed patient visits.

Prescriptions

Medication orders connected to patient encounters.

๐Ÿ’Š Student dosing helper: Use a current veterinary reference or case-provided dose in mg/kg (or another validated dose), then use the helper to calculate the amount per dose and convert it to the selected tablet/capsule strength or liquid concentration. It can also translate q24h/q12h/q8h into plain language. It does not tell you which drug, dose, frequency, route, or tablet fraction is appropriate for a real patient.

๐Ÿ“ Dosing Math Helper

Enter the reference dose you have already selected for the case. The tool only does the arithmetic.

Prescription-writing reminder: A complete regimen should identify the drug, dose, route, frequency, and duration. Write leading zeros for values below 1 mg and avoid trailing zeros (for example, write 0.5 mg, not .5 mg or 0.50 mg).

Prescription Reference

Search commonly used veterinary medications and learn what they are used for, available strengths, and why they may fit a condition.

Educational reference only. This library is for veterinary student practice. It does not replace a veterinarian, current drug label, hospital protocol, formulary, or current veterinary pharmacology text. It includes an arithmetic-only dosing helper that requires the student to enter the reference dose; it does not select a patient-specific dose or regimen.
One search box recognizes medication names, brand names, conditions, diagnoses, species, drug classes, dosage forms, injectable/shot options, and common uses. Try searches like allergies, itching, shots, skin infection, pain, cats, or a medication name.

Diagnostics

Order tests, enter your own findings, or reveal simulated findings.

Diagnostic Findings

Student Entry

Students can document their own interpretation. A simulated case finding can also be revealed when the student is ready.

Billing

Simulated charges, invoices, and payment status.

Learning

Practice cases and optional learning tools.

Practice Cases

Generate a simulated patient and work it through the PIMS workflow.

Clinical Reasoning

Optional prompts for problems, differentials, and next-step planning.

๐Ÿงญ What Should I Do Next?

Optional prompts that help students decide what information or action is still needed.

๐Ÿ“ Prescription Math Lesson

Learn how weight, mg/kg, tablet strength, liquid concentration, and frequency turn into prescription directions.

AI Tools

Optional tutor, hints, case generation, and provider comparison can remain separate from the core PIMS workflow.

Skills Progress

Built-In Grading Examples

Two fully functional cases demonstrate exact diagnosis, strictness, optional reasoning, documentation, and N/A scoring.

Example 1 โ€” Canine Parvovirus

Diagnostics required; clinical treatment and documentation matter.

Example 2 โ€” Feline Wellness Visit

Diagnostics and medication are not required and can be graded as N/A.

๐ŸŽ“ Student Study Center

Learn, practice, and test veterinary concepts at your own pace.

๐Ÿ“– Learn

Review short lessons before practicing.

๐Ÿฉบ Practice

Practice with immediate feedback and optional hints.

๐Ÿ“ Test

Test yourself without hints and see results at the end.

๐Ÿƒ Flashcards

Review terminology, vitals, and documentation concepts.

๐Ÿง  Mini Quizzes

Short quizzes by veterinary topic and species.

What Should I Study?

๐Ÿ† My Student Portfolio

Study Area

Choose a mode above. Your study progress stays on this device.

Student Resources

Quick-reference tools for veterinary students while working through cases.

๐Ÿ“– Student Quick Reference

Common veterinary documentation, history, assessment, and medication terms.

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๐Ÿฉบ Normal Reference Ranges

Training references for the species used in the prototype.

๐Ÿ’Š Medication Abbreviation Guide

Common routes, frequencies, prescription terms, and measurement abbreviations.

${[['PO','By mouth / orally'],['IV','Intravenous'],['IM','Intramuscular'],['SQ / SC','Subcutaneous'],['PRN','As needed'],['q24h','Every 24 hours'],['q12h','Every 12 hours'],['q8h','Every 8 hours'],['q6h','Every 6 hours'],['SID','Once daily'],['BID','Twice daily'],['TID','Three times daily'],['QID','Four times daily'],['SIG','Prescription directions / instructions'],['mg','Milligram'],['kg','Kilogram'],['mL','Milliliter'],['tab','Tablet'],['cap','Capsule'],['gtt','Drop'],['OD','Right eye'],['OS','Left eye'],['OU','Both eyes'],['AD','Right ear'],['AS','Left ear'],['AU','Both ears']].map(r=>``).join('')}
TermMeaning
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Training reference only. Normal ranges and abbreviations are provided for educational practice and should not replace a veterinary text, hospital protocol, or clinician guidance.

Animal Reference Charts

Species-specific educational reference charts for practice cases.

Training reference only. Reference charts are simplified educational aids and should not replace veterinary texts, hospital protocols, or clinician guidance.

Case Grader

Deterministic, case-specific grading with no AI. Students choose when to view their grade.

Grade a Completed Case

Open a completed encounter and choose Grade Case when you are ready. Grades are never revealed automatically.

100-Point Rubric

Diagnosis40 pointsClinical Reasoning15 pointsHistory10 pointsVitals & Physical Exam10 pointsTreatment10 pointsDocumentation15 points
N/A items are removed from the possible points, then the final score is recalculated to exactly 100%.

Grading Strictness